Purple Sherpa reduex

Sorry for such a long wait for an update. Life. This plant was great, some of the better Sherpa I’ve grown. I will grow more. The plant is very temperate to cold and heat, but was very easy to flower and maintain. As flower came on I realized these seeds I had stored in a container Mark “purple Sherpa s1” we’re in fact hybrids; two being seeds from my precursor/grandparent of my Canaanite strain: purple Sherpa x Mendo Creme(Pre-Canaan). The other being the other grandparent to my canaanite strain: purple Sherpa x Bruce banner(wiseman). I will have to reflect the title on the revelation. Both strains were bred from the original titled plant (Vegan Purple Sherpa #2). The pre-canaan was a more robust berry creme with a strong camphor undertone after curing. The wiseman is a more pine, flower, and citrus profile. The purple Sherpa flowery citrus is the dominant aroma from the finished flower. These plants, as they grandparents, and their grandchildren have a very complex flavor profile. The finished plant had many deep purple trichromes with golden/white heads. And some white/clear patches. I was going to wait longer but needed to move on to my next batch of plants. Which I will begin a new diary for once they have began flowering. Overall I recommend Red Scare Seeds Purple Sherpa. Though a lower THC plant, the unique flavor and effects truly show off the skill of its original breeder.